[Public-List] About those woodstoves

[George Dinwiddie]

J Bergquist wrote:
> George-
> 
> Any idea where a body could procure coal? It would seem like it should
> not be that difficult seeing as they ship the stuff around by the
> shipload, but I can't find a way to walk into a store and purchase a
> bag of it.

Google is your friend:

	S & S Coal & Stoves
	26079 South Sandgates Road
	Mechanicsville, MD 20659
	(301) 247-0274
	Products: Stoves & Bagged Coal

I would imagine that calling stove dealers (if you can find ones that 
sell coal stoves, and not just wood pellet stoves) would turn up more 
sources.

The bag I had came from Sue's Uncle Bert, and was vintage stuff.  I'd be 
interested in getting another bag if you get around to buying some. 
I've just been using charcoal rather than go out of the way for coal.

  - George

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